The New York Times on Dr. Vladimir Zelenko
First of all, very important information: https://bit.ly/ZnTreat #Zinc (Zn 2+) treatment
Dr. Zelenko is right DR ZELENKO 1 | OXFORD 0
Oxford is wrong, they don't know how to use hydroxychloroquine as a Zinc ionophore. The assumed antiviral properties of hydroxychloroquine, either do not exist or are not effective against covid-19 and their own data proves it. It did not help and it did not have negative effects. THIS IS GOOD INFORMATION. (although about 25% of both groups died)
- It did not help because they did not use Zinc which is the key element that prevents viral replication (multiplication)
- It did not have a negative effect even though they used toxic doses (I suspect because they wanted to cause cardiac problems (Torsade de point, irregular heart beating, etc.) Oxford needed to eliminate Hydroxychloroquine (part of the Zelenko protocol) as an alternative in order to please Astra Zeneca (they have a cozy arrangement). and the people they could have saved? Well... 1000 per day at a certain point.
- Big pharma was willing to pay $40,000,000 to hide for a "short" period of time that Ivermectin also works and guess what, only 500,000 people would die. The Bill and Melinda Gates and The Clinton foundation were involved through other organizations they create to help people (?)
- See what this "doctor" did for money (He was caught)
The truth is coming out, Japan and India are solving their problems with Ivermectin, In the US, THE CORRUPT FDA was confiscating Ivermectin at customs but now is available (expensive), I don't know how, but the corrupts will pay (sooner or later)
This is an alternative:
The New York Times is wrong, not only wrong but they should be ashamed of themselves, the media could have been so useful but they decided to be against the people lying censuring, and distorting information.
We have had an effective treatment against Covid-19 since March 2020, yes, you can call the treatment (The Zelenko Protocol) experimental but when you repeat an experiment over and over and you get the same results, I think that is called science. On the other hand, when you design an experiment apparently following all the rules required but you design it to fail like the Oxford hydroxychloroquine Trial I believe that is called fraud. And now they will test ivermectin... I have been denouncing them for a long time with no results, Did you know the BBC is corrupt too?
The Zelenko Protocol should NOT be tested with hospitalized patients because timing is very important, patients need to start the treatment within 5 days after the first symptoms NOT when their lungs are so infected that they require hospitalization or what is worse, a ventilator in the ICU (Intensive Care Unit)
Anyway, these are my comments about the NY Times article:
My comments are in purple (red is not working very well for me)
Juan J. Ramirez
- Covid-19 Updates
- Coronavirus
Map and Cases
- Omicron:
What We Know Zinc can stop it too, always
in combination with a zinc ionophore like Hydroxychloroquine,
Quercetin, EGCG, Hinokitiol, etc.
This New
York Times “article” is full of lies, the misleading information, and in
combination with the FDA’s and other agencies corruption has
caused many deaths: 817,482
(12-11-21). In the USA
Dr.
Vladimir Zelenko near one of his offices, in Monsey, N.Y. Dr. Zelenko has
claimed his drug treatment cured hundreds of coronavirus patients.Credit...Bryan Derballa for The New York Times
Touting Virus Cure, ‘Simple Country Doctor’ Becomes a
Right-Wing Star
Dr, Zelenko’s intentions were (and are) to
save lives; by informing Trump of his finding, the president became convinced
not the other way around as some liars like the NYT have claimed. They say that
since Trump saw hope (a miracle cure, they say) in Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) some
right-wing doctors started promoting it; that way of thinking is so low and immoral
that only cynics who think and act that way can conceive it. Shame on you New
York Times!
How Dr. Vladimir Zelenko’s claims for his coronavirus treatment
spread from a New York village all the way to President Trump.
By Kevin Roose and Matthew Rosenberg
- April 2, 2020
Last month, residents of
Kiryas Joel, a New York village of 35,000 Hasidic Jews roughly an hour’s drive
from Manhattan, began hearing about a promising treatment for the coronavirus that had been rippling through
their community.
Thank you for your testimony,
the Zelenko Protokol was available since March 2020 but not approved by
the FDA. At this point the FDA was doing their job, later it became obvious that
they are corrupt
The source was Dr.
Vladimir Zelenko, 46, a mild-mannered family doctor with offices near the
village. Since early March, his clinics had treated people with
coronavirus-like symptoms, and he had developed an experimental treatment
consisting of an antimalarial medication called hydroxychloroquine, the
antibiotic azithromycin, and zinc sulfate.
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Hydroxychloroquine turned out
to be an excellent Zinc Ionophore useful to carry the Zinc inside the cell, I
don’t think Dr. Zelenko knew it at the time but he knew his cocktail as it was called at the time) worked, saved lives
·
Zinc inhibits RNA Polymerase which
opens the DNA to be transcribed; if DNA doesn’t open the virus can’t get the
genetic material it needs to replicate (This is the Zelenko effect)
·
Azithromycin prevents bacterial infection
After testing this
three-drug cocktail on hundreds of patients, some of whom had only mild or
moderate symptoms when they arrived, Dr. Zelenko claimed that 100 percent of
them had survived the virus with no hospitalizations and no need for a
ventilator.
“I’m
seeing tremendous positive results,” he said in a March 21
video, which was addressed to President Trump and eventually posted
to YouTube and Facebook. YouTube, Facebook, Twitter censured Dr. Zelenko and are
responsible as well as the New York Times for 818,000 deaths (Dec 11, 2021).
Update: 889,197 DEATHS 01/24/22 see for yourself worldometer I noticed that the NY Times is lying ALSO in their chart, so, I use "worldometer" for the total deaths
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What happened next is a
modern pandemic parable that illustrates how the coronavirus is colliding with
our fragile information ecosystem: a jumble of facts, falsehoods and viral
rumors patched together from Twitter threads and shards of online news, amplified
by armchair experts and professional partisans and pumped through the
warp-speed accelerator of social media.
You forgot to mention common citizens
that took the time to learn the truth and will be proven right. The Zelenko Protocol
(that cocktail) works and there is proof as well as a scientific
explanation of why it works (you also forgot to include yourselves in the group that prints and spreads falsehoods).
The facts are that Dr. Zelenko without being an investigator trying to prepare himself checked what was kind of working in South Korea and France and came up with a treatment that worked; informed president Trump. Trump with that evidence ordered the streets to be flooded with the drugs making them available NOT OBLIGATORY.
BARDA and the FDA, decided to disobey Trump because "He did not respect science" (stupid SOBs) and concocted a EUA (Emergency Use Authorization) that in reality didn't authorize shit since the Zelenko Protocol works best in an outpatient setting. If you wait to treat the patients when they are in the hospital, it may be too late
THE FDA (Marketing department for Big Pharma) Tweeted:
"Don't use Ivermectin, you are not a horse" with great success in what I call "The vaccine marketing department, and they were very amused while your dear one was dying in the hospital unable to see you. Ask Dr. Joseph Varon @joevaron in Houston if Ivermectin works
